an even balance between aromatic and flavouring spice agents to give chicken a luscious, inviting flavour. Since this blend is used in apply-and-cook-over-the-fire situations, the flavouring spices predominate, in order not to dissipate under direct fire.

Sabji Masala is almost the fast-food equivalent in the variety of Everest blended spices. It gives vegetable dishes a gently resonant flavour and the appetizing colour so attribute of vegetarian fare.

Pani in Hindi means water. Puri is a fried hollow ball made from wheat flour. The Puri is punctured open on one side and stuffed with delicious fillings and topped with Pani. The Puri is then eaten in a mouth full. This is one of Indias most popular outdoor snacks.

The aroma of freshly brewing spices and the flavour of a soulful curry – thats the magic of cooking with Indian spices. One staple on most Indian kitchen shelves is the trusty Garam Masala. The Everest brand of spice mixes, also known as masalas, includes this culinary favourite.

Pav means a bun shaped home made bread. Bhaji means mashed vegetables.